Abstract
In the previous chapters, I alluded to the fact that market economics, and in particular the literary industry, plays an important role in linking immigrant literature and national integration. Here, I will discuss how the literary industry plays one of the most important roles influencing the links between immigrant literature and national integration. This chapter addresses these links and discusses how the literary industry influences the presence of immigrant literature in the national (and indeed international) environment. We see how economic integration forms a significant part of the third sphere of national integration and goes hand in hand with market expansion, economic growth and economic participation, including employment.KeywordsEconomic IntegrationPublishing IndustryBook PublishingCultural IndustryBook MarketThese keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
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